Another Nigerian Teenager Stabbed To Death In London

Another Nigerian teenager has been stabbed to death in Hackney, London by some yet-to-be identified men.
The teenager, identified as Israel Ogunsola, 18, approached some officers in Link Street after he was stabbed at about 8pm.
Ogunsola’s death is coming several days after Abraham Badru, son of Enitan Badru, a member of the house of representatives, was shot dead in the UK.
At least six people Nigerians have been killed in London attacks in 2018 alone.
Paramedics and staff from the London air ambulance attempted to save his life but he was pronounced dead at the scene less than 30 minutes later.
Dele Ogunsola, the victim’s father, who spoke to journalists demanded that the “bloodshed must stop”.
He said his son was just cycling to meet friends when the incident occurred. He described the computer programming student as “academically brilliant”.
Dele said his family has been living in London since 1985.
“My son was a well brought up boy who respected everyone and was liked by all and sundry,” Dele said.
“He was thoughtful and joyous and had lots of friends. He went out on his bicycle and never came back. He was on his own as far as I know, maybe it was a robbery, the police have not told me.
“We are struggling to come to terms with what has happened. He has an older brother and sister, he was the baby of the house. We are all heartbroken.
“The bloodshed must stop. London’s streets are so dangerous. Young people are being slaughtered every day. If it means bringing back more stop and search, then so be it. We have to tackle this problem and the Government needs to do more.”
Ogunsola is said to be the 21st person below 25 years old, to die from knife or gun crime in London this year.
Two boys, aged 17, have been arrested in relation to his death.